org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx1024m.
then go to
File>Invalidate Caches/Restart.
and the problem will be solved, it worked fine with me.
the heap-size was already set in project and also android studio.
still, had this issue.
this issue is related to memory size.
here is what solved my issue:
open "task management" in windows(ctrl + shift + esc)
check, whether any program is eating memory.
please scroll down
(first time i just saw according to descending order of memory usage. but scrolled after trying other options and realised, "openjdk platform binary" consumed around 50mb but was running around more than 50 instances.)
end all the instances and check whether it solves the issue.
if "yes", update java so that, starting all these multiple instance entries are wiped out of registry.
if "no", try following:
additional solutions (if heap-size was already set):
uninstall any lastly (recently) installed plugin.
if you want the plugin (search for plugin related issue).
File>Invalidate caches / restart...
update gradle.
uninstall android studio and install a fresh new one (after File>Manage IDE settings>Export to ZIP files).
In some PC's this issue is caused by antivirus programs AFTER upgrading to the latest android studio and gradle version.
In my case I tore my system apart troubleshooting everything only to find out that Commodo Internet security was responsible for not letting the gradle daemon run.
After safelisting the process everything runs smoothly.
PLEASE NOTE that everything was OK before updating. The issue came up only after the update without changing anything in the antivirus/firewall program.
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Try adding -Xmx512m in Android Studio->Settings->Compiler->VM Options as in below image.
Reason for this issue could be: Grade's build daemon ( forked process ) is invoked with maximum Java heap size as platform default value. On a 32 bit Windows this system this could be as high as 1GB. We get this error message, if that much(default) heap size cannot be allocated to the build deamon. So use the -Xmx option to set a lower heap size. It is not necessary to stick to -Xmx<size> with size as 512m. In my Win 32bit, 4GB RAM machine, -Xmx768m was also good enough.
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I had the same problem, what i found was that Android Developer tools doesn't work well with JDK 8.
I deleted my current JDK 8 and and installed JDK 7 and worked just like that no increase of heap memory or delete of .gradle folder.
Believe it or not, I just encountered this sudden problem after performing a Windows Update on Windows 10. Somehow, that update messed up my existing Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit program, and ultimately caused Android Studio to be unable to invoke the JVM (I couldn't even open cmd.exe!).
Solution was to remove the Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit program (this may be fixed in the future).
I got same problem and I solved it using these steps.
1)Remove your .gradle file.(uuslly it in C:\Users{your_PC_name}
2)then go to the environment variable and add these to the system variable(as a new variable)
Variable name : _JAVA_OPTIONS
Variable value: -Xmx524m
3)go to your project folder and run these command
ionic cordova platform add android
4)Above command create platform folder in your project path
5)then run this command
ionic cordova build android
Error occurred during initialization of VM Could not reserve enough space for 1572864KB object heap.
To solve this error you have to change only heap size which is defined in Gradle.Properties file. You have to change the heapsize to 1024m and rebuild the project.
If the error is not solved, you have to close the project and rebuild it.
For Video Tutorial: Unable To Start The Daemon Process In Android Studio
Delete .gradle folder from c:\users\username\.gradle
File > Settings.
On Settings dialog, select Compiler (Gradle-based Android Projects) from left and set VM Options to -Xmx512m (i.e. write -Xmx512m under VM Options:) and press OK.
Close multiple applications running on your machine and clear memory space and try again
Start Android Studio.
Close any open project.Go to File > Close Project.(Welcome window will open)
Go to Configure > Settings.
On Settings dialog,select Compiler (Gradle-based Android Projects) from left and set VM Options to -Xmx512m(i.e. write -Xmx512m under VM Options:) and press OK.
It mostly works for that initilize vm problem.
Start Android Studio.
Close any open project.Go to File > Close Project.(Welcome window will open)
Go to Configure > Settings.
On Settings dialog,select Compiler (Gradle-based Android Projects) from left and set VM Options to -Xmx512m(i.e. write -Xmx512m under VM Options:) and press OK.
and then do this
Right click on My Computer and Open up your System Properties (The bit you had open before that shows your CPU/RAM values) >> On the left sidebar, click Advanced System Settings >> Click Environment Variables >> Under System Variables, press New >> Use the values below: // Variable name: _JAVA_OPTIONS // Variable value: -Xmx524M then, press OK and try again. restart Android Studio
You need to add the path to environment variables (Windows) like such:
Variable Name: GRADLE_HOME
Variable Value: path
Please check below image:
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My case is a bit special which VM option is not avaibale. I use x86 windows 7 system, my way of solving this problem is by doing following procedures:
File - Setting...
In "Build, Execution, Deployment" select "Gradle"
choose "Use default gradle wrapper (recommended)" in "Project-level settings"
After restart Android Studio problem fixed!
I think if your environment just got messed up because of some VCS merging or commit errors, which is my case, i would suggest you just re-import your porject and add it to the root of your VCS to restore the project. If you use a VCS like git or subversion, you'll simply have to add your project to the root of the given repo and everything should be back to normal.
This worked for me though.
